From: Stefan M. <me...@df...> - 2003-09-24 12:01:04
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-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hi Thomas! Yesterday thomas portele wrote: > we are not allowed to have outbound traffic save using our proxie= s. Sourceforge indicates other > ports (e.g. 80) are supported, and it's easy to set that in ssh, but = I have no idea how to tell ssh to > use our proxy (btw I use openssh, I'll have a closer look if time allo= ws it). I think you already discovered https://sourceforge.net/docman/display_doc.php?docid=3D768&group_id=3D1#= firewall I played around a bit with this and for me the following worked: $ setenv CVS_RSH "lcvs" $ setenv LCVS_RSH "ssh1 -x -v -P -p 80" $ lcvs -d sm...@cv...:/cvsroot/multiplatform checko= ut -c I guess it'll work with OpenSSH as well. May be you actually need to use `lcvs' here because `CVS_RSH' does not allow for options as far as I can see. However, this still doesn't use a proxy for outgoing traffic :-( . In OpenSSH manual page there is listed a configuration option `ProxyCommand' which sounds like it could be useful. Perhaps it could be used to login to your proxy? Ah - if you can login to the proxy do things work from that machine? > If that remains difficult I will use my home account. Good. Gr=FC=DFe Stefan -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: 2.6.2 Comment: Processed by Mailcrypt 3.4, an Emacs/PGP interface iQCVAgUBP3FbgAnTZgC3zSk5AQHWSwQApzSinTi62sMLS+w2vhbYEd1K+OWOADK7 JGIDUipA2Kp04i6Ec7zWTex8sv9rJs3M+p6GJmgV/WFM1//DOLsTgTjyWYo1WIMK J+7wbrW9ZvjtaNgDINBGD+Yp7VrO3DhmVVU9+ZOUvAN50Y0ldm8mQUHzh8stCrbL /T901sOA6pg=3D =3D+LwY -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- |